'Snake Eyes': Henry Golding gets real about fatherhood, weighs in on 'Crazy Rich Asians' sequel Joe counterterrorism squad – Tommy’s incensed by the betrayal. Snake Eyes steals a very powerful gem protected by the Arashikage for the Yakuza gangster Kenta (Takehiro Hira), and while Snake Eyes realizes the errors of his ways – and teams up with Scarlett (Samara Weaving), a member of the G.I. Played by Henry Golding, Snake Eyes is a loner recruited by his new Japanese “blood brother” Tommy (Andrew Koji) into the ancient Arashikage ninja clan, though Snake Eyes is also working for the bad guys, secretly infiltrating Tommy’s family organization in exchange for information on who killed his father. Joe” reboot “Snake Eyes” (in theaters and available through video on demand services now) offers origin stories for the title commando and the Cobra ninja Storm Shadow and, by its climax, places them on opposite sides of a global war – though Snake Eyes himself has a ways to go before becoming the familiar character from 1980s kids’ childhoods. Spoiler alert! The following post discusses important plot points and the ending of “Snake Eyes” so beware if you haven’t seen it yet. The only other major Joe characters that are confirmed to be involved in the movie are Storm Shadow, Scarlett, and the Baroness.Watch Video: 'Snake Eyes': Henry Golding chats ninja training, fatherhood, more The movie is focusing on the origins of Snake Eyes, one of the most iconic characters in G.I. The Snake Eyes feature film, however, is taking a much more contained approach.

The roster of characters in the franchise is massive, and an animated format will allow for more involvement across the board.

This series will likely include many of the Joe characters that fans have come to love over the years. It wasn't revealed what network or streaming service would be home to the new series, but Hasbro did show a brief clip that featured Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow, showing that development is well on its way.

During the presentation, Masotti revealed that a new animated series was coming next year, followed by a second season in 2023. Joe news, was recently at Licensing Con Brazil and heard from Hasbro Brazil's head of licensing, Marcelo Masotti.

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